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i'm struggling with the NT7 Market replay. It's not very responsive and a pain. I think i've seen a possibility to feed data (tick data too) into NT7 with external components. If yes is it usable or also a pain?
Please can anyone share some Buzz Words to search for or some usefull links?
I've already done an own backtest engine, but i want to visualize the trade progress in detail.
Thanks,
Koepisch
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
You "simply" have to send data to 127.0.0.1:36973, in TCP. You can use NTDirect.dll which can do the job.
I wrote something in Python years ago, I found it simpler than using the .dll: read a text file and send the data to port 36973.
It still works and I can provide a skeleton if needed.
it would be great if you can provide me some more details about the TCP content to send the data to NT. Can i feed the interface with tick data or are there some options?
Here you go.
It's a very simple example, it's only sending data for a single instrument in parallel.
It's using Python 2, PySide.QtCore libraries are required for the small GUI.
The input file looks like this:
SPY.txt
2015-01-15 12:56:13.237;199.3600;300;199.3600;199.3700
2015-01-15 12:56:13.237;199.3600;100;199.3600;199.3700
2015-01-15 12:56:13.237;199.3600;300;199.3600;199.3700
2015-01-15 12:56:13.241;199.3600;100;199.3600;199.3700
2015-01-15 12:56:13.249;199.3700;100;199.3600;199.3700
thanks a lot for your help. I've looked at the code and could get the main part. It's quite cool what you can made with Python. I'm only firm in C related programming. Will the chart data be updated if you make a chart historical reload (if you don't save the data into historical data set)? I need a save playground - perhaps i could use a future date, if it's possible.